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Break ing New s: New

Tornadoes and thunderstorms tore through theMidwest on Sunday, killing at least sevenpeople in Ohio and triggering the automaticshutdown of a nuclear power plant inMichigan. In northwest Ohio, seven peoplewere confirmed dead in mostly rural LakeTownship south of Toledo. Tornadoesdestroyed dozens of homes and heavilydamaged the police headquarters and highschool, authorities said. An emergency

command center was set up behind the damaged police administration building, andthe school's graduation ceremony was postponed. Severe storms caused the automaticshutdown of the Fermi 2 nuclear power plant on the shore of Lake Erie in southeast

Michigan after a key area of the plant lost its power feed, said Monroe Countyspokesperson Dan Smith. All safety systems at the plant were functioning and the planwas stable, although an exterior wall was damaged as the siding was ripped off, Smithsaid. For more information, please visit: http://kgmi.com/Seven-Dead-As-TornadoesRip-Through-Midwest/7407764

After extensive discussions and questions, the WorldHealth Organization (WHO) Emergency Committeeexpressed the unanimous view that from a globalperspective while pandemic activity is continuing, the

period of most intense pandemic activity appears likely to have passed for many partsof the world. Committee members stressed that it remains critical for countries tocontinue to maintain vigilance concerning the pandemic, including all necessary publichealth measures for disease control as well as influenza virus and disease surveillanceFollowing the advice of the Emergency Committee, the Director-General determinedthat while the period of most intense pandemic activity has passed, pandemic diseaseis expected to continue to occur and that a further meeting of the Emergency

Committee to reassess the epidemiological situation would be convened by mid July2010, when information from the winter influenza season in the Southern Hemispherewill be available. For the full announcement, please visit:http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/8th_meeting_ihr/en/index.html.

The State of Connecticut will receive $5.2million from the U.S. Department of HomelandSecurity to bolster security along the state'srail system, Gov. Jodi Rell recentlyannounced. The funds will be used by theStates Departments of Transportation andEmergency Management and HomelandSecurity to install fiber-optic cables along rairight of way. The cables will accommodatevideo cameras at local rail facilities, Rell saidin a prepared statement. Past security grants

have totaled nearly $9 million. In addition to other security measures, federal funds will

help establish canine transit security teams. Please visit:http://www.progressiverailroading.com/news/article.asp?id=23456.

Researchers Develop

Vacc ine for Ebola Hemorrhagic

Fever: New

Researchers have developedan experimental vaccine thatcures the Ebola virus bytargeting its genetic material;unfortunately, the Ebolavaccine can only work if it isadministered within thirtyminutes of exposure, whichmakes it impractical among

civilian populations. The vaccine, however, is a viable

possibility within a research facility, so it may be used toprotect exposed researchers. Ebola, one of the worldsdeadliest pathogens, may finally be contained because of acollaborative effort between USAMRIID, Boston Universityand Tekmira Pharmaceuticals. The research was partlyfunded by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency'sTransformational Medical Technologies Initiative. For afurther description of the research, please visit:http://homelandsecuritynewswire.com/researchers-develop-ebola-vaccine.

National Security/Readiness: New President Barack Obama namedretired general James R. Clapper ashis new director of nationalintelligence on Saturday, selecting adefense veteran to coordinate actionbetween numerous U.S. intelligenceagencies. Obama, who announcedthe appointment at the White House,urged the Senate to confirm Clapperswiftly, a nod to resistance from someDemocratic and Republicanlawmakers who are worried aboutClapper's close ties to the Pentagon.Clapper, now undersecretary ofdefense for intelligence, would

replace Dennis Blair, who resigned last month amidmounting security concerns following a failed car bombattempt in New York's Times Square on May 1

stand the

unsuccessful attempt to blow up a Detroit-bound U.S. airlineron Christmas Day. The director of national intelligenceoversees the agencies that make up the U.S. intelligence

community, including the CIA. For information related toGeneral Clappers appointment, please visit:http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6536GZ20100605.

The Center for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response

Volume 8, Issue 12 l June 10, 2010 ELEVATED THREAT LEVEL

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

2 Communicable Disease Update 3 Terrorism/Weapons of Mass Destruction 3 YNHHS-Center for Healthcare Solutions2 National Defense/Readiness 3 Disasters Around the World 4 Contact Information

Credit: britannica.com

James R. ClapperUnder Secretary ofDefense for Intelligence
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National Defense/Readiness: New (Continued)The chief of the Pentagon's new cyber-securitycommand on June 3

rdendorsed talks with Russia

over a proposal to limit military attacks incyberspace, representing a significant shift in U.S.policy. The U.S. has long objected to Russianproposals to establish a kind of arms-control treatyfor cyber weapons, arguing that internationalcooperation should first focus on reducing cybercrime. Russia has been working to marshal support

for a United Nations treaty to limit the use of cyberweapons, such as software code that could destroyan enemy's computer systems. "What Russia's put

forward is, perhaps, the starting point for international debate," Gen. Keith Alexander saidThursday at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank. "It'ssomething that we should, and probably will, carefully consider." For more information,

please visit: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703340904575284964215965730.html?mod=WSJ_Tech_LEFTTopNews.

Three months before the massive BP oil spillerupted in the Gulf of Mexico, the Obamaadministration proposed downsizing the CoastGuard national coordination center for oil spillresponses, prompting its senior officers to warn thatthe agency's readiness for catastrophic eventswould be weakened. President Obama's

$10.1 billion spending plan for the Coast Guardwould scale back funding and active-duty personnelby 3 percent. As part of a proposal to cut 1,100military personnel, it would decommission theNational Strike Force Coordination Center in

Elizabeth City, N.C., and reorganize parts of it elsewhere. Capt. Ron LaBrec, a Coast Guardspokesperson, said that the proposal will streamline operations and that the staffing andequipment of three other strike teams that work with the center will not be reduced. Thecoordination center's "duties will be transferred to other Coast Guard offices, allowingredundant logistical and administrative positions to be eliminated." For additional information,please visit: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/05/27/AR2010052705577.html.

Disasters Around t he World: NewBP Plcs failure since April to plug the Gulf of Mexicooil leak has prompted forecasts that the crude may

continue gushing into December in what PresidentBarack Obama has called the greatestenvironmental disaster in U.S. history. BPsattempts so far to cap the well and plug the leak onthe seabed a mile below the surface haventworked, while the start of the Atlantic hurricaneseason indicates storms in the Gulf may disruptother efforts. The worst-case scenario is Christmastime, Dan Pickering, the head of research at energyinvestor Tudor Pickering Holt & Co. in Houston,said. This process is teaching us to be skeptical ofdeadlines. Ending the year with a still-gushing wellwould mean about 4 million barrels of oil spilled into

the Gulf, based on the governments current estimate of 12,000 to 19,000 barrels leaking aday. That would wipe out marine life deep at sea near the leak and elsewhere in the Gulf,and along hundreds of miles of coastline, said Harry Roberts, a professor of CoastalStudies at Louisiana State University. So much crude pouring into the ocean may alter thechemistry of the sea, with unforeseeable results, said Mak Saito, an Associate Scientist atWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts. For more information on thisenvironmental disaster, please visit: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aPfFTgqayIKY.

There have been no new Major Disaster Declarations since May 24, 2010: For a list of allcurrent and past Disaster declarations from FEMA, please visit their web site at:http://www.fema.gov/news/disasters.fema.

US DHHS Regio n I

(New England)

Emergency Planning

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Ass is tant Secretary for

Preparedness and

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The following resources have been provided toassist your preparedness activities:http://www.ynhhs.org/emergency/US_DHHS_web_sites.pdf.

Communicable Disease

Update :Updated

Avian Influenza

The WHO reports the cumulative number ofconfirmed human cases of avian influenza A(H5N1) as of June 8, 2010 to be 499 cases with295 deaths resulting in a case mortality rate of

59%. These figures represent the total avianinfluenza cases since 2003. To view thecumulative and individual country indexes,please visit:http://www.who.int/csr/disease/avian_influenza/country/cases_table_2010_06_08/en/index.html.

Seasonal Flu:The final report of the 2009-2010 influenzaseason was issued on May 22, 2010, notingthat influenza activity continued to decrease inthe U.S. All subtyped influenza viruses beingreported to the CDC were 2009 H1N1 virus.The proportion of deaths attributed topneumonia and influenza (P&I) is below the

epidemic threshold. Three influenza-associatedpediatric deaths were reported. The proportionof outpatient visits for influenza-like illness (ILI)continues to be below the national baseline. Forthe week ending May 22, no states reportedwidespread or regional influenza activity. Onestate reported local influenza activity. Guam,Puerto Rico, and 13 states reported sporadicinfluenza activity. The District of Columbia and34 states reported no influenza activity, and theU.S. Virgin Islands and two states did notreport. The complete report can be accessed bygoing to: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/. Thefirst weekly influenza surveillance report of the2010-2011 season (week 40, week endingOctober 9, 2010) will be published onOctober 15, 2010.

Credit: BP.com

Credit: Derick E. Hingle/Bloomberg

Credit: CDC
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Disasters Around t he World: New (Cont inued) Coming off a strong El Nio winter weather pattern,portions of the western United States will enter the2010 fire season drier than normal, according to theannual Fire Season Outlook released by thePredictive Services group at the NationalInteragency Fire Center (NIFC). The drier conditionssuggest higher than normal wildfire potential for theNorthern Rockies of Montana and Idaho; parts ofeastern Washington; northwestern Wyoming; and a

portion of south-central Oregon stretching down intothe northeastern corner of California. The strongEl Nio in the southern Pacific Ocean resulted in the

northern half of the western United States getting significantly less snowfall over the winter,which will mean drier fuels once summer arrives. For additional information on the 2010 fireoutlook, please visit: http://www.nifc.gov/news/NR_Outlook2010.pdf.

Terror ism/Weapons of Mass Destruct ion: NewIn their last report before the UN Security Councilvotes on sanctions against Iran, internationalnuclear inspectors declared recently that Iran hasnow produced a stockpile of nuclear fuel thatexperts say would be enough, with furtherenrichment, to make two nuclear weapons. Thereport, by the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), an agency of the United Nations, appears

likely to bolster the Obama administrations case fora fourth round of economic sanctions against Iranand further diminish its interest in a deal, recentlyrevived by Turkey and Brazil, in which Iran wouldsend a portion of its nuclear stockpile out of thecountry. For further information, please visit:http://homelandsecuritynewswire.com/un-iran-has-fuel-two-nuclear-weapons.

Two New Jersey men who were arrested as they prepared to begin what prosecutorssaid was a carefully thought-out journey to an Islamic insurgent group in Somalia madetheir first public appearance on Monday since being taken into custody. The men,Mohamed Mahmood Alessa, 20, and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, 24, were shackled at thewrists, waist and ankles as they went before Magistrate Judge Madeline Cox Arleo infederal court in Newark. Prosecutors said in court papers that the two men were on theway to join Al Shabab, an extremist organization thought to have sheltered al Qaedaoperatives wanted in the 1998 bombings of United States Embassies in Kenya and

Tanzania. Mr. Alessa, of North Bergen, and Mr. Almonte, of Elmwood Park, were takeninto custody as they prepared to fly separately to Egypt. Prosecutors said the two hadplanned to go from there to Somalia. For further details, please visit:http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/08/nyregion/08terror.html?ref=nyregion.

The Justice Departments Inspector General has concluded that the Department is notfully prepared to respond to a terrorist attack involving an unconventional weapon. In areport issued on Tuesday, the inspector general said that none of the law enforcementagencies within the department, other than the Federal Bureau of Investigation, hadoperational response plans in place to deal with such an attack. The report determinedthat other than F.B.I. specialists, the departments staff receives little training on how torespond to a biological, chemical, nuclear or radiological attack; that there is no centraloversight plan in place for such a crisis; and that the management of the departmentsplan is uncoordinated and fragmented. The report cited deficiencies in the Bureau ofAlcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Drug Enforcement Administration andthe United States Marshals Service. Ironically, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,Firearms and Explosives was designated to coordinate the response of federal law

enforcement agencies if an unconventional attack overwhelmed state and localauthorities. For more information, please visit:http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/02/us/02terror.html.

Highl ight ed Resourc es

Tools andResources toHelpCommunitiesPrepare forHurricaneSeason

(AHRQ, DHHS) -

http://www.ahrq.gov/prep/hurricane.htm

Programs and Servic esYNH-CEPDR is committed to developing anddelivering effective and scaleable services thatadvance healthcare planning, preparednessand response for emergencies and disasters.YNH-CEPDR offers the following services tohospitals, other healthcare deliveryorganizations, emergency managementprofessionals, the business community andothers.

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For additional information about these services,please contact us at (203) 688-3224 [email protected], or visit our web site atwww.ynhhs.org/emergency.

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